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INSTRUCTION- AND INSTALLATION BOOK
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Congratulations from AEG
Dear Customer,
Congratulations with your new Hob.
It is important that you become familiar with the functions and features of
the Hob. You should therefore read these operating instructions as they will
help you get the most out of your new Hob.
Pay extra attention to sections marked . These are warning texts to help
you avoid accidents.
Keep the operating instructions. They will come in handy if there is
something you are not sure about, and should accompany the Hob if it is
transferred to a new owner.
The structure of the operating instructions enables you to use them as a
reference manual. The first part of the operating instructions contains a
general description of your new product. Then follows a short introduction
of the things to do before you use the Hob for the first time. The section
“How to use” describes how the Hob is used in everyday life. Use this
section until you are familiar with your new Hob. The section “Cleaning
and Maintenance” provides information on both daily and more thorough
cleaning of the individual components of the Hob. Should problems arise
when you use the Hob, you can look in the section “Before calling service”,
where there are instructions on how to remedy some practical and technical
problems yourself.
Enjoy!
Regards,
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Service
Sympton:
There is no spark when lighting the
gas?
When the operating knob is released
the gas ring goes out again?
The gas ring burns very unevenly?
Any of the following are considered to
be abnormal operation and may
require servicing:
* Yellow tipping of burner flame
* Sooting up of cooking utensils
* Burners not igniting properly
* Burners failing to remain alight
* Burner/s extiguised by cupboard
doors.
* Gas valves which are difficult to
turn.
Solution:
Check whether the 240 V connection
has been plugged in. The ground fault
circuit relay way have switched off.
The fuse has blown
The operating knob has not been
depressed long enough, or has not
been depressed sufficiently.
Ensure the cover has been replaced
correctly, e.g. after cleaning.
If service is required contact:
AEG Service Centre;
1 Stamford Road
Oakleigh Victoria 3166
Telephone 1300 650020
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Radio-noise reduction
This unit observes the current EECdirective on radio noise reduction.
Material: Stainless steel, ceramic
glass
Pansupport: Castiron enamelled
Built-in measurements:
Height: 60 mm
Width: 560 mm
Depth: 490 mm
Product measurements:
Height: 55 mm
Width: 580 mm
Depth: 510 mm
Weight: 13 kg
"THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE
CONNECTED TO AN EARTHED
GENERAL PURPOSE OUTLET."
Technical data
Type of gas
Adjusted for natural gas: 1,0 kPa
(test point pressure)
Q = Nominal gas consumption NG:
Small burner x 1= 3,8 MJ/h
Medium sized burner x 2= 6,8 MJ/h
Large sized burner x 1= 9,0 MJ/h
Total= 26,4 MJ/h
AUS/NZL:
Convertible to universal LPG (Propane):
2,75 kPa (test point pressure)
Q = Nominal gas consumption universal
LPG:
Small burner x 1= 3,8 MJ/h
Medium sized burner x 2= 6,8 MJ/h
Large sized burner x 1= 9,0 MJ/h
Total= 26,4 MJ/h
Hob is approved in accordance with
AS4551 (AG101) Australian Standard
Domestic Gas Cooking Appliances.
Electrical supply 230/240 V 50 Hz AC,
0,1A max
Ignition= 240 V / 0,6 VA generator
FSD
The unit features fully-secured gas taps
(thermo-fuse).
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Contents Page no
For the user
Your new appliance ...................................................................................... 2
Safety information ........................................................................................ 4
Description of the product ......................................................................... 6
How to use .................................................................................................... 7
Burner ring............................................................................................ 8
Burner cover......................................................................................... 8
Ignition electrode (A) ........................................................................... 8
Thermo Sensor (B) ............................................................................... 8
Ignition .................................................................................................. 9
Cleaning and maintenance ....................................................................... 10
Splashguard........................................................................................10
Stainless steel surfaces ....................................................................... 11
The ceramic glass plate ...................................................................... 11
The gas burner.................................................................................... 12
Service .................................................................................................. 19
For the installer
Mounting .................................................................................................. 13
Technical data ............................................................................................. 18
Table of contents
1... 2...Step by step
Safety information
Hint and tips
Environmental information
How to read the operating instructions:
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Safety information
These warnings are provided in the
interests of your safety. Ensure you
fully understand them before installing
or using the appliance. Your safety is of
paramount importance. If you are
unsure about the meaning of these
warnings contact the Customer Care
Department for assistance.
Installing
Do not install the hob if the ceramic
glass is damaged or cracked.
This gas hob must be installed
according to the instructions supplied.
Any installation work must be
undertaken by a authorised competent
person.
Do not alter the specifications or
attempt to modify the appliance in any
way.
During Use
The gas hob is intended for domestic
cooking only. It is not designed for
commercial/industrial purposes.
Ensure that all the control knobs are in
the OFF position when not in use.
Do not use the gas hob if it is damaged
in any way, contact your local AEG
Service Centre;
1 Stamford Road
Oakleigh Victoria 3166
Telephone 1300 650020
Never use plastic or aluminium dishes
on the gas hob.
Never leave the gas hob unattended
while deep fat frying, or heating fats
and oils.
Do not use or store flammable
materials near this appliance. Do not
spray aerosols in the vicinity of this
appliance while it is in operation.
Where this appliance is installed in
marine craft or caravans, it shall not be
used as a space heater
The appliance is not intended for use
by young children or infirm
persons without supervision.
Child Safety
Young children should be supervised
to ensure that they do not play
with the appliance
The gas hob gets hot when it is in use.
Children should be kept away until the
gas hob has cooled.
Maintenance and Cleaning
Only clean this gas hob in accordance
with the instructions given in this
book.
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Before leaving
The pipe connections should be
checked for leaks with soap and
water. Do not use a naked flame
for detecting checks.
Test all burners on high and low
flame for flame stability. Test the
stability of the low flame when any
nearby cupboard doors are used.
When satisfied with the appliance,
please instruct the user on the
correct method of operation. If the
appliance fails to operate correctly
after all checks have been made,
refer to the authorised service
provider in your area.
The units externally
measured length
145 mm:
Cooker hood
290 mm:
Two-zone ceramic-top electric hob
Two-burner gas hob
Grill
Fryer
Wok
580 mm:
Four-zone ceramic-top electric hob
Four-burner gas hob.
725 mm:
Four-zone ceramic-top electric hob.
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Use of Hose Assemblies.
If the appliance is to be installed
using a hose assembly, then
1. The hose must be AGA certified to
AS/NZS 1869 as class B or class D,
and utilised in accordance with
requirements of AS 5601
(AG 601).
2. The connection point between the
consumer piping and the hose must
be accessible with the appliance
installed.
Electrical Connection
This appliance is supplied with an
1800mm long flexible supply lead
and 3 pin plug. The point of
connection is located at the rear and
on the underside of the appliance.
Connect the appliance to a readily
accessible switched general purpose
outlet which is adjacent to the
appliance.
THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE
CONNECTED TO AN EARTHED
GENERAL PURPOSE OUTLET.
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Service
Repairs carried out by
inexperienced persons may cause
injury or serious malfunction of the
appliance. Repairs must only be
carried out by a authorised person.
Contact your local AEG Service
Centre;
1 Stamford Road
Oakleigh Victoria 3166
Telephone 1300 650020
Disposal
Make the gas hob unusable by
cutting off the cable
Dispose of any packaging material
and old appliances at an authorised
disposal sites.
The primary air intake
aperture
Must never be accidentally blocked
by objects of any kind.
The symbol
product may not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed
over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you
will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and
human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste
handling of this product. For more detailed information about recycling of
this product, please contact your local city office, your household waste
disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.
on the product or on its packaging indicates that this
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Description of the product
Gas burner
Control knob
Air intake
The primary air intake aperture must
never be blocked by objests of any kind
at any time.
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Gas installation
The appliance is factory set for Natural
Gas. Fit the gas regulator supplied with
the appliance to the gas inlet. The
location of the gas inlet is
approximately 240mm form the right
hand side of the appliance and
40mm from the back of the appliance.
The connection of the Gas Regulator is
½” Gas female thread and the pressure
at the test point should be adjusted
to1.00kPa with the large and simmer
burners operating at maximum.
For Universal LPG connection, the
appliance needs to be first converted
using the conversion kit and
instructions supplied with the
appliance.
For Universal LPG the regulator is
fitted to the gas inlet of the appliance
so that a pressure test point is available.
The regulator should be disabled by
adjusting the regulator adjusting screw
to be fully screwed in, but do not
remove the locking nut from the
regulator. The supply pressure to the
appliance is controlled by the regulator
located on the LPG cylinder. This
cylinder regulator should be adjusted to
give a pressure of 2.75kPa at the
appliance inlet with the large and
simmer burners operating at maximum.
Adjusted for LPG
Typical Adjustment
for Natural Gas
B2004
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Any adjoining wall surface situated
within 200 mm from the edge of any
hob burner must be a suitable
noncombustible material for a height of
150 mm for the entire length of the
hotplate.
Any combustible construction above
the hotplate must be at least 600 mm
above the top of the burner and no
construction shall be within 450 mm
above the top of burner. A minimum
depth of 60 mm from the top of the
worktop surface must be provided
for the hotplate.
Cut-out measurements
One rectangular hole is sawn out for
the hob combination chosen.
The depth of the cut-out for any unit
is: 490 mm
Length of hole = sum of all units`
externally measured length, less 20 mm.
Mounting of Reinforcement
Beams
A reinforcement Beam, with supporting
flanges at each end, is included with
each two-burner unit. For unit
combinations, a reinforcement beam
must be used between each unit.
It is not necessary to attach the
reinforcement beam to the table surface,
as it is held in place by a specially
designed moulding, which is
incorporated in the hob units flanges.
Minimum
distance
to side wall:
150 mm
Minimum distance
to back wall (nonflammable material):
50 mm
Reinforcement
beams
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How to use
Burner markings
Symbols at each operating knob
indicate which burner is adjusted with
the control knobs.
Left front burner
Left back burner
Right back burner
Right front burner
Panel markings
Each operating knob has a ring
showing the scale of markings.
Off.
Maximum flame
Minimum flame
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Burner cover/burner ring
Together with the burner ring the burner
cover forms a space where the final
mixture of gas and air takes place in
order to make the gas burn correctly.
Please note: It is consequently very
important that the individual burner
cover/ring is placed correctly on the
burner. The burner ring has been
provided with holes for the ignition
electrode, and the thermo sensor.
If the burner cover/ring are wrongly
placed the burner will operate
incorrectly, and the burners may be
damaged within at short space of time.
Ignition electrode (A)
Each burner has been provided with an
ignition electrode. As long as the
operating knob is depressed, the
automatic ignition will ensure that a
spark is emitted between the ignition
electrode and the burner cover.
Thermo Sensor (B)
The hob unit features fully-secured gas
taps (thermo-fuse)
In case the flame goes out, the thermo
sensor automatically prevents gas
admission after a few seconds (max. 90
seconds).
Note: Gas admission is always allowed
while the operation button is pressed See start-up procedure
Burner ring Burner cover
Correct
Wrong
Burner Main nozzle
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Mounting
This appliance must be installed by an
authorised person.
This appliance shall be installed in
accordance with the manufacturer's
installation instructions, local gas fitting
regulations, municipal building codes,
AS5601 (AG601) Australian Standard Gas Installations and any other relevant
statutory regulations.
Data label
The data label is located on the
underside of the hob next to the gas
connection. A duplicate data label is
supplied to adhere in an accessible area
next to the hob. This appliance is
suitable for Natural Gas and Universal
LPG, ensure that the available gas
supply matches the data label.
Ventilation
Ventilation must be in accordance with
AS5601 (AG601) Gas installations. In
general, the appliance should have
adequate ventilation for complete
combustion of gas, proper flueing and to
maintain temperature of immediate
surroundings within safe limits.
Location
Choose a location free of draughts and
open doors and clear of combustible
materials or other fire hazards. The
location should ensure convenience of
operation and service.
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Cleaning of gas burners
Clean the control panel and knobs plus
the pan grid, as well as burner caps and
rings, with ordinary cleansing agents.
Never use scouring powder, Brillo
pads, metal pads or other scouring
agents on enamelled or painted
surfaces!
Avoid boil-over
If water accidentally gets into the edge
of the burner head (boil-over) the
water must be removed with a lint-free
cloth before the burner is turned on
again.
Likewise, caps and grids must be
thoroughly wiped off before the gas
ring is used again so that the boil-over
does not permanently scar the enamel
or paint.
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1. Depress and turn the control knob
for the burner to the left to max.
flame . (Ignition position)
2. The ignition electrode will emit
sparks, and when the mixture of gas
and air is correct, the burner will be
ignited. If it is not possible to
connect the unit to mains, a
match may be used to ignite the
burner.
3. After starting the burner, press the
control knob for approx. 10
seconds to activate the automatic
thermo-couple (thermo sensor
ready).
5. The burner can now be regulated
between maximum and minimum
Ignition
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Cleaning and maintenance
For reasons of hygiene and
safety, the cooking zones
must be kept clean. Grease
stains and spilled food
generate smoke when heated,
and can even cause fire.
The splashguard can be removed to
make it easier to clean the surface.
What to do:
1. Hold the splashguard as shown
in the diagram.
2. Lift the splashguard straight up
3. Clean the top surface as
described in “cleaning the steel
surface”.
Be aware of the two retaining
pegs, which are sharp.
4. Replace the splashguard in
position ENSURE that it is
fitted the correct way round.
Never use hard or sharp
implements to lift off the
splashguard.
Do not wash the splashguard
in a dishwasher.
The hob must not be used
with the splashguard off.
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Stainless steel surfaces
Perform daily cleaning with a slightly
damp cloth. For more severe soiling,
use a liquid cream. Always clean the
steel in the direction of the steel finish.
To ensure that the steel retains its
shine, it is recommended that you use
a polishing agent for stainless steel on
a regular basis. Always polish in the
direction of the steel finish (crosswise).
Never use steel wool, metal sponges or
other abrasive cleaning agents.
The ceramic glass
Immediately scrape off stains caused
by food which has boiled over, spilled
sugar, dishes containing sugar (jam,
juice, etc.), melted plastic and
aluminium foil while the ceramic glass
is still hot. If the ceramic glass is
allowed to cool it may become
damaged.
After use the ceramic glass should be
wiped with a damp cloth with washing
up liquid. For severe soiling you can
follow these steps:
1. Remove stains etc., with the
ceramic glass scraper.
2. Make sure that the hob has cooled
down. Use a ceramic
cleaning agent such as vitroclen.
Shake the bottle and apply a couple
of squirts to the ceramic hob.
3. Wipe the ceramic hob clean with
a damp cloth or kitchen towel.
Tough stains can be removed by
rubbing the stain hard with
kitchen towel.
4. Wipe off remaining cleaning
agent with a damp cloth.
5. Wipe with a dry cloth, if
required.
Make sure that the ceramic glass is dry
when you heat it up again. Ceramic
glass can develop rainbow-like stripes
if heated while damp.
Spillages must be removed
immediately, while the burner is still
warm, using a ceramic glass scraper.
Especially damaging are melted
plastic, aluminium, or any foodstuff
containing sugar, including natural
sugar, as these can create permanent
“pockmarks” and craters on the
ceramic surface. After cleaning, polish
thoroughly with the cleaning agent
supplied with the unit.
Defects in the ceramic surface which
can be related to the above are not
covered by the warranty.
Warning:
Aluminium foil and plastic utensils
should not to be placed on hot
surfaces.
The surface should not be used for
storage.
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